Finding a stylish yet functional backpack is a lot harder than you’d believe. For more than a year, I’ve been searching for the rucksack of my dreams to haul of my gear – I’ve tried vintage & custom, but, the search still continues. Then along came the newly launched rucksack juggernaut – Backpacks.com. From high fashion to the most technical bags, backpacks.com is a destination for finding a backpack that will take you from a hike in the mountains to your daily commute on the subway. Stay tuned to Backpacks.com for my upcoming partnership editorial feature & to find your new backpack!
Camden Backpack in Ash – Sherpani | Camo pattern shirt jacket – Gap | Black Cargo Pants – Michael Bastian | Black & white leather sneakers – Sebago
I may not be headed back to campus, but, I’ve learned that a backpack is the most convenient way tote my gear around on the daily, however; sometimes I need a bag that’s more than a traditional “backpack”. What I needed was a bag that was part tote & backpack that wasn’t too technical looking and refined enough to rock with tailored menswear. After taking a solid hour searching through the selection on backpacks.com (it’s outrageous awesome and slightly addicting), I came across the Camden bag by Sherpani.
Why It’s My Go-To Sportswear Backpack
It’s made from 100% recycled nylon – making it extremely light and durable (and pretty green). With a subdued grey & black two-toned colorway, this bag is versatile enough to wear with just about everything in my closet. Besides being a style chameleon, design-wise – when I need to change the bag over to a tote, the backpack straps are easily tucked away. Win!
Corporate Ready
Camden Backpack in Ash – Sherpani | Grey Glen Plaid Suit – Buttons N’ Threads | Bit Loafers – Sebago | Striped Tie – The Tie Bar| Denim Shirt – H&M
It’s almost impossible to find a nylon tote bag that complements a suit well because they’re either too shiny, too technical looking or too sporty. Imagine my excitement when this bag knocked these point out the park. Plus, the added handles take this bag from backpack to tote seamlessly.
This post is sponsored by Backpacks.com. All opinions are that of Men’s Style Pro
